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1. Twin, maintenance-free, v-rods maintain

axle geometry without limiting movement

2. Huck-spin attachments eliminate

re-torque requirements

3. Four shock absorbers

4. Four maintenance-free alignment arms maintain

axle geometry without limiting movement

5. Rubber encased steel plate tower

provides only vertical loading to springs

6. Teﬂon center bushing

7. 34,000 to 58,000 pounds

Three parabolic spring types

• 5-leaf soft

• 3-leaf

• 2-leaf rm

Two multi-leaf ﬂat spring types

• 11-leaf narrow spring

• 9-leaf narrow spring

Volvo VHD models are designed for reliable performance in extreme weather, rugged

terrain and crowded construction sites. Whether as a straight truck or tractor, the

Volvo VHD is ready and willing to help you tackle any job. Volvo offers four custom axle

conﬁgurations to choose from (4x2, 6x4, 8x4 and 8x6), an available 42” sleeper option

in the VHD 430, partial or full frame liners with up to 4,200,000 RBM, and available

tri-drive rear axles for higher GVWR and legal requirements. .

The clean back of cab on axle forward models allows the body to be mounted closer to the

cab for better weight transfer to the front axle, which increases your payload capacity and

proﬁt. Frame rail options include a taller standard proﬁle that is 3-6 pounds lighter per foot,

yet strong enough to do the work of a double frame – increasing payload.

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T-RIDE SUSPENSION

The VHD suspension system is designed to deliver the best ride under the worst conditions.

The standard Volvo T-Ride suspension features trunion-mounted springs and rubber towers

for excellent traction and articulation in off-road conditions.

With rear axle capacities to 58,000 pounds, a full 17 inches of articulation in the suspension,

low-maintenance nylon bushings and maintenance-free sealed V-rods and torque rods, Volvo’s

T-Ride suspension delivers non-stop performance in extreme conditions.

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